Smart
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 483
sm5.rt, n. quick, stinging pain of body or mind. v.i. to feel a smart to be punched. adj. causing a smart pricking severe sharp vigorous acute witty vivacious —etdv Smartly —n. Smartne . [M. E. smerie; cog. with Dot. smerte Ger. schmerz; perh. also conn, with L. mord-eo to bite. Sans, ward.') Smart-money, smart'- mun'i, money required of a person in order that he may smart or be punished by its lo for being set free from military service or the like money allowed to soldiers' and sailors for wounds received.
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